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  Getting to Know Steve Beat...

  Steve Beat

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  This is Steve Beat’s tale of monsters and mayhem. He hopes you enjoy it because he happened to have put everything into it, including his very own collection of music available on the various selling outlets. Oh yeah, and Steve Beat takes us on a set of wild adventures, ranging from his experience around some of the greatest ball players to walk the Earth to his horrific experiences with the supernatural. In the middle of these adventures includes his grueling bicycle ride across the Colorado countryside and of course his unorthodox method of treating unwilling clients. Steve Beat somehow ventures to the planet of the apes, where he is subject to the grueling task of saving the world and righting the wrongs of the past.

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  Time Gap

  Loren Robinson

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  In the distant future, AD 6582 Professor Kato Maun transcribes an ancient writing on an archaeology find that sets off a search for an unknown lost civilization somewhere in the ancient past. With the help of a beautiful, mysterious, intelligence agent known only as Lavina, Kato journeys back through time to the edge of the fire barrier, which is the beginning of their history. The lost civilization surely must lie beyond the fire barrier which Kato must break through to make the discovery. It's assumed that the lost civilization was destroyed by fire in AD 2020. In seeking the past Kato also discovers many truths about the future and the peril that lies there.

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  Strange Gluttony

  JORDANNE WOOD

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  Henry finds strange archaeological ...... junk from the future in his palaeontological site. Meanwhile, in a very different part of the timestream, others keep exploring how to get back. What kind of snake eats its own tail?

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  Smith and the Pharaohs

  Henry Rider Haggard

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  When the retiring young bank clerk Smith ducks into the British Museum one day to avoid the rain, he finds himself confronted with the bust of an Egyptian lady so beautiful that he becomes infatuated with her. His obsession leads him to read extensively on the subject of Egyptology, learn to read hieroglyphics, and gradually become an established Egyptologist.Every winter he travels to Egypt and undertakes archeological work. Then, in the third year, he makes an astounding discovery which changes the course of his life forever.

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  The Beast of Boredom

  Richard R. Smith

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  The Beast of Boredom by Richard R. Smith - The Beast of Boredom wasn't a weapon or a bribe, as he thought. But it was the most ingenious trap of all time! 
  The shack at the edge of the dead canal was so carefully camouflaged, he almost passed by it. Hoping he hadn't been seen, he dropped to his stomach and crawled through the mud toward the door. 
  It wasn't a long distance, but inching his way on his elbows and knees, and with his face close to the evil-smelling mud, it seemed like a mile. As he crawled, he reflected bitterly that most of mankind's really great achievements always ended in war. Columbus had crossed the Atlantic Ocean and it had ended in war with the Indians. Mankind had invented atomic energy and then used it to kill millions. Their latest achievement was the marvel of spaceflight and where had that ended? It had also ended in war.... 
  Personally, he didn't believe they were justified in fighting the Martians. If they didn't want anyone intruding on their planet, what right did Earthmen have to force their way? The popular theory that they could help rebuild the dying Martian civilization didn't seem very logical when millions had to be killed in the process. And if Martians were an independent race and wanted to sit around and watch their civilization crumble, why shouldn't they have that privilege? 
  When he was within a few yards of the door, he set aside his philosophical thoughts. Leaping to his feet, he ran into the small shack and screamed shrilly in the manner designed to momentarily paralyze an enemy with fear. 
  He raised the rifle instinctively when something moved in the shadows, and as his eyes adjusted to the dim light, he felt a queasiness in his stomach. The emaciated alien who cowered in the shadows resembled a pitiful bundle of rags more than an enemy!

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  The Hidden Tower

  James E Wisher

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  Otto Shenk is the youngest son of a minor baron. 
  He's also a wizard. 
    
  Abused by his family and considered less than human by his kingdom, Otto does his best to survive. 
    
  But everything changes when Otto stumbles across a tower hidden deep in a dark part of the forest near his home. 
    
  A tower that was once the home of an Arcane Lord, the immortal wizards that long ago ruled the world. 
    
  Otto's life will be changed forever. 
    
  And so will the world.

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